Pane-Joyce Genealogy
20497. Josiah Cook. Born on 12 Nov 1670 in Eastham, MA. Josiah died in Middletown, CT, on 7 Dec 1727; he was 57.
In 1694 Josiah married Mary.
Their children include:
40048i.
Deborah Cook (12 Apr 1696-bef Jan 1731)
40049ii.
John Cook (9 Apr 1698-)
40050iii.
Joshua Cook (ca 1702-)
40051iv.
Solomon Cook (18 Nov 1711-21 Nov 1781)
20498. Elizabeth Cook. Born middle of Jun 1674 in Eastham, MA.148
Early Oct 1693 Elizabeth married Thomas Newcomb, son of Lieut. Andrew Newcomb (ca 1640-ca 1708) & Sarah (-ca 1674), in Eastham, MA. Born ca 1668 in Kittery, York County, Maine.79 Thomas died in Eastham, MA in 1735.
Their children include:
40052i.
Simon Newcomb (30 Nov 1699-16 Mar 1778)
20499. Deborah Cook. Born on 15 Feb 1678 in Eastham, MA.148
Deborah married Moses Godfrey, son of George Godfrey. Born on 27 Jan 1667 in Eastham, MA.148 Moses died on 16 Apr 1745; he was 78.12
20500. Joshua Cook. Born on 4 Feb 1682 in Eastham, MA.148 Joshua died bet 1737 and 1746.439
7 Feb 1705/6 Joshua married Patience Doane (7107) , daughter of Ephraim Doane (2646) (ca 1642-ca 1700) & Mercy Knowles (3243) (1640s-), in Eastham, MA.148 Born last week of Apr 1682 in Eastham, MA.148 Patience died aft 28 Sep 1746.439

“Joshua, if living, and Patience were probably still in Eastham in 1738, when their son Simeon’s marriage intention was recorded there. The last record of a grandchild born there is in 1741. All the sons turned up in Connecticut in the next few years. It appears that Plymouth, Mass., may have been a home briefly, for there on 9 Sept. 1742, Ruhamah Cook of Plymouth married Robert Shattuck, also of Plymouth. The Shattuck genealogist believed that Ruhamah was a descendant of Francis^1 Cook of Plymouth, but Francis had no Cooke descendants in Plymouth in 1742. Those living there in 1727 were in the part set off that year as Kingston. Furthermore, a study of the probate records of all born before 1710 eliminates them as father of Ruhamah.
    “When the widow Patience Cook was admitted ‘from another church’ to the Haddam Neck Congregational Church in Connecticut, 28 Sept. 1746, she was of that part of Middletown that became Chatham in 1767, and is now East Hampton. There lived her sons Josiah, Zaccheus, Jonathan, and Hezekiah, and her daughters Mercy and Ruhama.”439
Their children include:
19722i.
Martha Cook (26 Apr 1706-)
19723ii.
Josiah Cook (30 Aug 1707-1775)
19724iii.
Joshua Cook (23 Mar 1708/9-13 Mar 1801)
19725iv.
Mary Cook (2 Sep 1710-)
19726v.
Ebenezer Cook (25 Nov 1711-1793)
19727vi.
Ephraim Cook (16 Sep 1712-aft Feb 1778)
19728vii.
Ruhama Cook (18 Feb 1713/4-bet 1766 and 1776)
19729viii.
Simeon Cook (24 Aug 1715-bet 1762 and 1767)
19730ix.
Moses Cook (11 May 1717-)
19731x.
Zaccheus Cook (ca 1719-19 Apr 1812)
19732xi.
Jonathan Cook (-bef 29 Oct 1804)
19733xii.
Mary Cook (ca 1725-)
19734xiii.
Hezekiah Cook (ca 1728-23 Apr 1793)
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